Telegram-herald., 1887-05-01

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nleaisas or - COS ssius anF rs1e-Wlnk
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lhst i calculated 10 via tls sympathy ~
an audience t3f t1e reason ~ tse concep-
fls1. Aeeas is indeed nqening "a his
p0NeEs an1 lis gtezs scens IA the fourth
sct Eitl I1o4l musi have convinced al
present hat be IS vel and strong m4a-
Last evening Mr. keens apoesret a.
Eif heliea before nne audience HIS
company apg ga ed % much oeiter advsn-
lske lh4n az TIE matinee. Mr.. h-eue more
than surprised MS friends. Indeed. / neye.
saw him at 80 veil before IS be did from
the point where the Cardinal inyoSs. the
% yer 0i the church From thai moment
on he Vas grand. Ills reading tOuea and
m0du. atsi much since Lis earlier days Of
starring wss simply perfect. his facial ex-
preston marvellous. and his denunciau0a Of
barradas aWoke the audience 70
a pitch OF enthusiasm which
meant double recall keene's
Rlchelieu Is among tie best the An eric ,n
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different ffOm those OF most 81 our TRACE
disns and be grssps the stronger sides Cf
the character in manner that Driags out
all OF the dramatic Intensity of The crafty
cardinal Indeed ksene hicheteu Viii
certainly be a powerful Ricbelien You
can 20 from the theatre and the O.i fO1's
face will remain strongly lmned upon your
visicn while bis voice hnsers N your ear.
Keene is ali right. We shall see him act
again.
The slender young lsiy Miss Agnes
Arden who PLAYED Julie dc Mortimer very
fairly, Is Mr.. keene's daughter. Eugene
Moore was the De Barradis Charles Hager.
the De Mauprat, ard Adolph Jackson. The
King.
Frank Putnam has won the envy Of every
young aspiring actor in Boston Aside from
his success in the Boston Museum, he has
become a society favOrite. The Boston
Sunday papers a week ago teemed wltb
accounts D. his readings IN the parlOrs Of
the elite and pronounced him the most
gallant and promising yonng actor at the
hub. Heihas fame nov and offers of engage
ments with increased salary are plenty. He
saws. very professionally yet sensibly. that
he likes Boston 50 well that he does not
care To leave and ne Will be much benefited
ttr-f 20 sptS -
one OF the best dramatic schools in the
country.
Frederick Warde, after struggling for sea-
sons, has AZ las souna smooth sailing and
this year his career has Oeen a success in
every respect. He begins two weeks en-
gagement in San Francisco week from TO-
morrow.
Nearly al, the members of Keenes com
pany were with him before his illness. OF
course they s1ugh. employ yment elsewhere
in the meantime. When they heard that
from the companies they we're with and
rallied around the old star
Professor Lawson's popular orchestra will
give a sacred concsrt in the Wonderland
theatre this evening. The selections for me
orchestra are irom the stan lard masters. A
male quarteits, composed of the two krom-
ers, Wilmarlh and Morrison, and Miss An
nie Miller the well-known violinist. will
assist. Among the variations by the orches-
ira will be 4 duo for the flute and clarinet.
by MessTs. Davis and Bronson.
Harry Iesyilt. who made himself famous
in connection with tie Arensiorf- Haddock
case a. Sioux City, will take out an Adam
less Eden Company for a summer tour.
ave. Us & Co." the lsughable musical
absurdity, will be seen st Powers Wednes-
day evening, the cast including ". A.
Mestayer. Theresa Vaughn and other well
known artists. The play is one of the fun
niest OF its kind and its aim To make one
laugh is fully borne out by the hilarious
absurdity Of the fun.
A. NJ Palmer hao turned over TO TIE
actors fund 81 100, the receipts of the recent
performance of jim, the Psnman, al Wash
iogton.
The management Of the Wonderland an
nOunce As their sterling attraction i0r the
coming week, the engagement Of the Cee-
bTated Fifth Avenue Theatre Company,
one % the strongest dramatic organizations
on the road presenting popular d-amss al
popular prices. with the same excellent
company and magnifcence of costumes and
stage efiec,s which has ever character zed
their appearance during their extended
travelling tour. Dung their stay IN this
city the company will be seen IN Fan
ch0n.' Flowers OF the Forest and Hid
den Hand" the latter being Whi,eley
version Of Mrs Mrs. SlufhwOrths popular
novel Among the members % the OTgani-
zstion are Ms Hst'ie Irving Miss AIMS
". Quinn. iliss Katherine kober. sam
Charles. Lon Biani0n. Maurice Flynn and
Tom Peas'ey, all well known ia theatrical
circles. The company open their engage
ment tomorrow afternoon in 'Fanchon."
Manager Fred g. Berger has booked for
Powers next season. among other first
class ATTRACTIONS A NJ. Pslme-'s "Jim tae
Penmsn com ,any. the original Boston
Ideals. Lofts. New YORK Casino Company
in "EFmnie "Helf hv the E1euiv.
Chanirau, HsverlV 3 Emerson's Mast0ion
Ninstrels. also Swesfnam. Rice < Fegsn's
new minstrel company.
sol Smith Russell and his interesting
family vii - see in Pa All this week AZ
Halifax Navs Scotia. The season. which
,.as been very portable 81 both managers
and star. vii giose next wesz.
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